Aishwarya Sridhar is a young award-winning wildlife film-maker, photographer and presenter, who loves to explore the wilderness. She has worked with various TV networks and organisations like National Geographic, Discovery Channel, DD National, Canon India and WWF-India. Her work has been featured in international and national newspapers and magazines like BBC Wildlife, Guardian, Mongabay, Digital Camera, Times of India, Sanctuary Asia, Saevus to name a few. In 2020, she became the first Indian woman to win at the Wildlife Photographer of The Year Awards in London.
See ProfileOur mission is to support women to break barriers through rock climbing, with a vision of building a community of women empowered by the outdoors.
See Profile21 years ago, I was born in the hills and now I cannot take away the free spirit of the Mountains from my heart. I write, I travel, I trek and I explore.
See ProfileKedarkantha offers a very diverse landscape and to add to its beauty are the surrounding peaks of Swargarohini and Black peak. You enter a forest and soon meet the snow.
Simplicity is one of the exceptional characteristics of the 44-year old Yoga Teacher Sai Bhatt from Bangalore. The way he can communicate the teachings of yoga is extraordinary. He does not push you into it, but very gently leads you through the practice which opens the doors of physical and mental fitness and much more for you.
Once, it was my dream to earn medals and show who I was. Now, I have a small community of runners with whom I believe that my dream becomes theirs too. That they believe that they can run! And they are doing it!”
Home to a variety of flora and fauna it is also a place to spot the big cats. Unlike other national parks that are buzzing with tourist activity, Bor is pleasantly peaceful
We got to learn a little bit more about these amazing girls who are doing some fantastic things with rock climbing and encouraging an entire community of women to break barriers through the sport
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